It was a cheerful day for ladies of Mary Stuart Hall as the “forgotten General”, David Sejusa rocked the prestigious public university. In a friendly and welcoming manner, Makerere University students dressed Sejusa in their deadly red student’s gown as they all smiled in satisfaction.
The situation was calm as security was well handled by both the Gongom Guard Brigade (GGB) and Presidential Guild Brigade (PGB).
This was at a political rally organised by the office of the LC5 Councillor, Luyiga Bernard on Thursday 23rd April 2015.
Under the theme: “30yrs of NRM in power: Is it the solution to Uganda’s problems?“, different speakers brightened up the day.
While speaking at the political rally, General David Sejusa told students that the National Resistance Movement (NRM) they fought for lasted for only 10yrs and this current NRM is instead National Resistance Movement Organisation (NRMO) allegedly aiming at corrupting and stealing the country’s resources.
“NRM ended in 1995 when we gave Uganda a constitution which has been defiled with amendments.
What you have now is NRMO”, says Sejusa.
“Museveni has created many power centres that he does not have power himself. Real power is in the power centers he has created and they are the ones going to finish him”.
He asked Mukerere university students to stop politicking and instead advised them to go back to the drawing board so as to know their mission in this world.
“Stop this idle talk about parties and plan to take power and consolidate it so that you are not distabilised and avoid anarchy”, Sejusa echoed.
The key main speakers at the rally included Asuman Bassalirwa,
Ssebagala, Makerere university guild President, Bala David Bwiruka, Bwowe Ivan, the former Makerere Guild president and students.
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